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・Tsuyoshi Horikawa
It was great that he remembered and presented all of the presentations.
Also, he was able to understand by talking about the history of hot pots.

・Noa Takuma
She was talking about Kiritanpo and I knew for the first time that I could treat it as a snack.

・Maharo Sugimoto
She was talking about the pots that are eaten by region. I was able to find out which prefecture they were from.

・Mutsumi Matsuda
She took a picture of her pot and put it on PowerPoint, which I thought was very good.

・Rina Kawabata
She was talking about the history of different pots. It was easy to understand the content because they spoke side by side the words that we could understand.

・Fuka Inomoto
She was talking about hot pots in each region. She also said that major ingredients from each region would be gathered to make a pot.

・Honoka Kohama
She was talking about the millefeuille pot. Her pronunciation was very good and easy to understand.

・Makana nishiyama
She was talking about different Korean hot pots. She used a lot of illustrations for PowerPoint and it was fun to hear.

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  1. Honoka2021年11月18日 22:20

    I though it was good to speak fluentry and used some gestures with your speech. You speak slowly so I could understand your content easily. It was also good to talking with smile so I could relax and listen.

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  2. Fuka Inomoto-BEⅢ2021年11月18日 22:21

    　I thought it was good to talk with a bright expression. The audience will make a good impression on you.
    　I thought You was a little lacking in fluency. The more fluent you speak, the easier it will be for your audience to hear your presentation.

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  3. TsuyoshiHorikawa-BEⅢ2021年11月18日 22:25

    I thought that your facial expression and loud of voice were very good, so your presentation was very easy to hear.

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  4. Noa Takuma　BE-Ⅲ2021年11月18日 22:32

    I found your slides very easy to see and hear.　So your presentation was very good.

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  5. Maharo Sugimoto2021年11月18日 22:36

    You were able to speak concisely and it is easy to understand. Also, your smile was very nice.

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  6. Rina Kawabata-BEⅢ2021年11月18日 22:59

    I thought that you should make more eye contact with your audience. This is a problem because without eye contact, audience may feel unilateral. One way to fix this problem is that you talk without script. If you do that, you are able to make eye contact with your audience.

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  7. Mutsumi Matsuda-BEⅢ2021年11月18日 23:01

    The loudness and speed of your voice was easy to hear. It was also impressive to talk with a smile.

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  8. Rina Kawabata-BEⅢ2021年12月2日 22:33

    I thought that your speaking speed was little bit fast. This is a problem because if you speak faster than this time, audience may not understand your talking. One way to fix this problem is to speak more slowly. If you do that, it is easy for your audience to understand your speech.

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